that for some families, hindu families, eating meat is a sin. accidentally eating it can be devastating. she compares it to accidentally eating a pet. >> there's a sense of deep revolution. >> reporter: he prays daily for forgiveness. he can no longer eat with his family. he must now travel back to india to perform his penance. >> was it intentional? no. but it's gross negligence. >> reporter: the airlines, which regularly caters to hindu travelers from india, has a responsibility to label their food. >> when you have somebody so concerned and they say i can't

do this for religious or moral purposes, then accept that. >> reporter: he wants them to label their in-flight food so this will never happen again. the airlines will only say they have been in contact with the passenger. they offered him 2,000 miles. it will take more than 95,000 to get back to india. a man opened his door about 8 this morning to find his neighbor standing there, covering in blood, holding a knife. she told him she had just killed someone. police then found the woman's mother dead inside the home that she and her daughter shared. 59-year-old nancy framzin apparently killed in her bedroom in what police are calling a, quote, bloody crime scene. the daughter, nancy framzin, is in jail tonight, charged in murder. police have yet to make any arrests in the murder of a 13-

year-old girl. >> she had family. she had people that loved her. she was loved. we loved her. >> reporter: they asked us not to show their faces on tv because they are afraid of a killer who is still on the loose. they are family members of a murdered 13-year-old girl. >> we had a dance contest and there was 20 people. janell won, hands down. she had a lot of spirit. >> reporter: the victim's name is janell allen, but she went by janell conway. they say she has bounced around from richmond to vallejo. they say that janell has endured struggles related to her natural mother, but they didn't want to elaborate. >> she always had a smile on her face. >> reporter: she was last seen

getting off the bus stop after school on thursday. the next morning, her naked body was found dumped in allen witt park in fairfield. >> you take a baby and you just dump her like she's a piece of garbage. and she wasn't. she was a human being. >> reporter: the fairfield police department has sealed all information related to janell's murder. so it is still unclear who did this, how they killed her, and why. family members are planning a vigil friday evening. even though they didn't bring home the lombardi trophy, the 49ers got a homecoming fit for championships. colin kaepernick waved to fans who welcomed the team home. hundreds more fans showed up at team headquarters up the road in santa clara. reporter kiet do was among them. kiet? >> reporter: some of these fans started waiting since 9:00 in

the morning. that means they were happy to stand around for seven hours just to get a glimpse of the team. talk about the faithful, indeed. it's not quite a victory parade, but it will have to do for now. the buses arrived at team headquarters with more than 100 screaming fans. many players didn't even acknowledge the fans when they left. but a few did. linebacker patrick willis rolled down his windows and waved. frank gore high-fived a lucky few. and some players actually stopped among the chaos. >> does it make you feel better after what happened yesterday, to see all the fans? >> oh, yeah. yesterday was yesterday, you know. sorry that we didn't bring home the no.

6, but we'll get it next time. >> reporter: one of the most anticipated players, colin kaepernick, but all fans got was a half wave and slight smile. >> he was looking at us. didn't even wave. >> but he just lost a super bowl. >> yeah, but at least he could wave. >> reporter: the man who got the loudest cheers, head coach jim harbaugh, who was grateful. >> thank you very much. it was a great run. thanks for all the support. >> he shook harbaugh's hand. >> are you crying? >> no. i lost my voice. i'm happy. >> does it take some of the sting out from yesterday? >> oh, yeah. we don't care. we're gonna win next year. >> reporter: it was just what the fans and maybe even the team needed to help put sunday behind them. and the players said it was a very long season. they're looking forward to some r and r. ken? >> all right. kiet do in santa clara tonight.

thank you, kiet. it could take days to figure out why the lights went out at the super bowl. electrical tests done a few months ago showed there was a chance of a power failure. and cbs 5 reporter armin was in the control room during the blackout and says there is one rumor that can be put to rest. >> reporter: the route cause of the -- root cause of the darkout remains under investigation. but they say it was tied to a shutdown of one of the main electrical lines. thornton said power from the electrical company was being fed into a substation, which split the electrical feed into two main lines running power into the stadium. it was the main a line that went dark without warning. it happened some 90 seconds within the third quarter. we were in the nfl command center. the man in charge of the

supergame day operations -- >> all right. we lost light. frank, we lost the ac. >> what does that mean? >> that means about a 20-minute delay. >> reporter: on monday, both thornton and roger goodell put one rumor to rest. the power outage was not caused by beyonce's show, a show that had been powered by a separate set of generators. >> there's no indication at all that this was caused by the halftime show. absolutely not. >> reporter: cbs news, new york. there may not even be a halftime show next year, because it could be too cold. the next super bowl will be at the metlife stadium in new jersey. coming up, the crazy standoff is over.

and the five-year-old boy is safe. how the fbi tricked the captor into opening the door. the bay area shelter accused of killing dogs, even though volunteers say foster care was available. girls gone wild! she is not studying. >> why cho says her bay area childhood gave they are material she needed. 20 inches of rain in santa rosa in november and december. then after christmas, look what happened. one inch of rain january and february. when are we going to see our next raindrops? i've got the answer, coming up.

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>> they created an opportunity today, because he was getting more irrational. he was handling the weapon, they say. and they created an opportunity to bring him to the door to accept that delivery, then they threw in the distraction devices, what are commonly called flash bangs. they made a blinding bright light and a huge noise that is very disorienting, and a very small entry team, no more than four hostage rescue members, went in there, engaged dykes, killed him, and then rescued the boy. this probably took seconds. >> ethan was reunited with his family at the hospital. he's said to be doing well tonight. volunteers at a bay area animal shelter say dogs are unfairly being sent to their deaths, instead of being sent to the foster families that want them. they cold kpix 5 reporter

sharon chin, speaking up got them kicked out. >> reporter: the dog was euthanized eight days after eating a tennis ball. >> they should have gotten veterinary care immediately. >> reporter: vicki brown says eli's medical records show he got morphine but no exam by a veterinarian. she says that's a violation of the rules for animal care in shelters. amy cooper would only respond via e-mail. she said the shelter put him down because of aggressive behavior and medical conditions. but volunteer dixie keith says eli, a friendly dog, wasn't given a fair chance. >> imagine if you're sitting in the back with a tennis ball in your gut. i think i would be grouchy. >> reporter: in another case in december, the shelter euthanized a senior dog, shasta, less than 24 hours after she started antibiotics

for severe diarrhea. volunteer shirley said shasta appeared to be improve. >> she was wagging her tail. she sat with me, kept wanting to eat. >> reporter: but she says a staff member yanked her from her arms and euthanized her. the shelter director tells us the dog was put to sleep because she had signs of depression, lethargy and weight loss. in both cases, volunteers dixie keith and shirley said after they questioned the shelter's decision to youthize, the shelter told them not to come back. >> we all wondered, what's the rush? >> reporter: they said the decision to euthanize is on an individual basis. as for the two volunteers, she said they were not able to perform within the shelter's conduct standard. the county is looking into taking legal action.

>> i'm wondering if the age of these dogs has anything to do with this or their breed. >> yes. they are taking it on a cases- by-case basis. certainly in this one case, the shelter was saying that yes, the age and the condition, the depression, did factor into their decision, is what they say. >> all right. sharon chin, thank you for that. a federal judge told the people who run the oyster farm at point reyes that they will indeed have to shut it down. the judge refused a request by drakes bay oyster company to overturn another judge's ruling. that means the company has until march 15 to not only close do you know the business but also remove all the equipment. the company's 40-year permit to harvest oysters expired. the federal government, citing the environmental concerns, says no more. air force 1 made a pretty

snowy landing in minnesota today. when the president's plane touched down, snow from the runways went over the wings. it was just 9 degrees outside. definitely a different story here in the bay area. but we are cooling off a little bit. >> ken mentioned that we need some rainfall. who would have thunk it, after all the rain we got between thanksgiving and christmas? we've had just about nothing ever since. >> a peek outside tonight. there was our oakland hd cam. zoomed in, showing you that beautiful new tower on the new bay bridge. i walked under it last night. it is huge and you're going to love driving on that, coming up in about seven months. concord, 47. upper 40's just about everywhere. we're seeing low cloud cover begin to form in san francisco, oakland and berkeley. we're going to see the cloud

cover get pretty widespread, even drizzle along the coastline tomorrow morning. organized rainfall, not seeing it. kpix hi-def doppler is once again dry. with clear skies inland, you'll hit the upper 30's. fairfield,36. napa, 38. there was a change coming. it's not a wet change but it's a cooler change. you felt it today. you dealt with the cloud cover in the city today. the on shore flow is back. simply the wind coming from the ocean. the wind will get a little stronger tomorrow. now there's two upper-level low pressure systems. you'll get some sunshine but it's going to be chilly and breezy. by thursday, we have a weak cold front coming through. behind the front, chilly. we're talking about a snow level down to about 2500 feet

and temperatures that will only make it into the low to mid 50's coming up by thursday and friday. so a little bit of a sign that we're still in winter. showers are here by thursday. tomorrow, tuesday, a chilly day, morning fog around oakland but some afternoon sunshine. san jose, 58, a couple of degrees below average. palo alto, 56. dublin 57. pleasant hill, 58. mill valley, 55. daly city, 54 degrees. morning fog, afternoon sunshine. dry on wednesday. scattered showers roll on through quickly thursday and friday. just like that, another dome of high pressure builds back in. if we keep this up, after a foot of rainfall between thanksgiving and christmas, we may be talking about water issues by the end of february. very unique to get so much and then nothing. >> nothing. >> yeah. >> maybe we'll have the miracle march like we did a couple of years ago. >> we may have to pull out the

miracle watch to wall out this one. >> can you call someone about that? >> there are some buttons. i'll start pushing them. coming up -- >> i told my mother when i was 14 that i was going to be a comedian. she said, oh, maybe you'll just die.

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wanted to a long time! >> reporter: live in concert, she rips on everything from sarah palin to asian stereotypes. >> asian girl has gone wild! she is not studying. >> reporter: as to cho's sense of humor, what fuels it, look no further than her childhood. cho grew up in ocean beach, in the never sunny sunset district. >> i go, oh, my gosh, this is actually like a big country. they actually did put safety pins in their cheeks. it was so dangerous and exciting. and for a kid, it's really alarming to see that. >> reporter: at school, another influence. bullies. cho was tormented. >> because i was different from other kids and also because there was a part of me that

knew that i was queer. >> reporter: the aids epidemic changed everything. >> that was my childhood, really watching the way that aids really ravaged san francisco. >> reporter: but cho says the city rose to the occasion, becoming a model for tolerance and independent thought. >> it's the greatest city. >> good luck to her. are you going to talk about beyonce blacking out the superdome. >> it wasn't beyonce's fault. >> it wasn't her hair dryer. joe vazquez might not want to play the 49ers again. and the sharks try to get back on their winning ways in an human. sports is next.

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home ice advantage. the puck takes a funny hop off the board. saku koivu bounces it in. it ricochets past thomas greiss. the sharks lose 2-1, their first loss in regulation this season. the dorsal fin. the power play has gone on a dry spell. 1-for-18 in the last four games. grice, despite the loss, played well with 30 saves. defensive end justin smith will reportedly have surgery this week to repair his left tricep. the 49ers are still one of the favorites to get back to the super bowl next year. >> we stood in the locker room about ten minutes. it was real tough to get down to the four-yard line and not win the game. we've got a lot of free agents, so we'll see what happens after this year. delaney walker is one of

five key free agents with the 49ers, still under contract. alex smith's future will also have to be addressed this off- season. the a's have acquired jed lowrie from the astros in a five-player trade. chris carter is among the trio of a's headed to houston. joe vazquez spent the day hanging out with mickey mouse. >> do you want to play the 49ers again? >> i don't know. i might end up with too many kids. and no. 4, for the bay area pacer convention, george hill with a nice lob to paul george for the alley-oop. no. 3, lillard gets a rude awakening at the rim. no fouls called. portland ends up beating minnesota by two. no.

2, back to the pond. at no. 1, after all these months, gangnam style is still sweeping the nation. he busts it out after sneaking a putt on the 16th pole at the phoenix open. he is going to be playing at pebble beach this week. he's 31. it's his rookie year on the pga tour. how about that? he had reason to celebrate because he's made every cut this year. you could do it. i know you can. >> oh, boy. we'll be right back.

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